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Nearly 60% of Indian startups shut down due to poor market demand Not tech. Not team. Just building something nobody wants.

Average Indian startup founder’s salary: ₹1.5–2.5 lakh/month in early stages (Compared to ₹10–15 lakh/month for CXOs in funded startups) Bootstrapping = lean living.

10 Most Funded Indian Startups Eyeing the IPO Route in 2025 these Indian startups are preparing for their IPO journeys in 2025: 1. Ola Consumer – $3.84 Billion 2. OYO – $3.47 Billion 3. PhonePe – $2.29 Billion 4. Lenskart – $1.78 Billion 5.

UAE Calling Indian Startups: Get Funded, Go Global! indiafounder Big opportunity for Indian founders! The UAE government is inviting Indian startups for funding + expansion support across the UAE. If you’re building in tech, fintech, AI, logistics,

Between April 7 and 12, Indian startups collectively secured $195.1 million across 20 funding deals, reflecting a 35% increase from the $144.4 million raised by 22 startups the previous week. While fintech emerged as the top-funded sector, it was ec

You ever noticed how in India, the word “startup” still sounds risky to most parents? But somehow, jobs at VC-funded startups are considered “safe.” Like bro… we trust the startup to pay the salary, but not the guy who built it? 😂 Isn’t that kind

Another well funded startup that is not paying salaries. This time it is the Good Glamm Group. They raised close to 350 Million $. There is a weird form of capitalism that prevails in Indian startups where the rewards go to the top and the risk

🍄Indian Startups Are Coming Home! 🚀🇮🇳 🍁Here's why: ➡️Indian markets now offer easier listing options compared to the US. A software firm with $50-$60 million in revenue can list in India, while the US requires nearly $500 million ➡️Aligning wit

Startups Raise $1.19 Billion in December: Indian startups raised approximately $1.19 billion in December 2024, marking a 22% decline compared to the same month last year. This total was achieved through 73 funding rounds, with significant contributio

The funding scene for AI has been challenging, in India. According to Tracxn data, funding for AI startups in India plummeted nearly 80% in 2023, from $554.7 million in 2022 to $113.4 million. In stark contrast, U.S. AI startup funding surged by